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But his troubles are far from over.
He remains suspended and could still face possible sanctions
from the National Environment Agency (NEA).
Under the law, the NEA can bar him from ever operating a food
stall again, but whether it will do this remains to be seen.
Said an NEA spokesman: 'In light of the conviction, NEA will
take into account the severity of the incident when we mete out the
appropriate administrative penalties.'
Sheik Allaudin has been out of work since his licence was
suspended in April last year after the food poisoning outbreak at
the Geylang Serai temporary market.
Lol ? Future ? He should spend the future thinking how to keep
himself clean.
